houston, texas para hablar de este tema con astrid domÍnguez. directora de derechos fronterizos.ersonas que viajan no tendrÍa que someterse a escaÑos faciales que violan, son invasivos. como condiciÓn para poder ejercer su derecho constitucional a viajar las preocupaciones son efectivamente quÉ se hace con esta informaciÓn. el hecho de que el gobierno en otras ocasiones ha sido, sus bases de datos han sido haqueadas eso nos preocupa, ese tipo de tecnologÍas que se llevan. >> hay un letrero que dice donde ellos optar por no tomar esta portada del reconocimiento. hemos visto casos donde agente. es que ninguna persona deberÍa ser somete vida a ese escaneo biomÉtrico y masivo las preocupaciones es que el gobierno estÁ tratando de implementar este programa a gran escala pocos lineamientos acerca de el uso, como usar algun caso de que este tc. plan se ponga en >> te agradecemos por esa edicÓ muchagente se va ir de vacaciones. importante mencionar dato este sistema es bastante efectivo en un margen de error de 0.2 por ciento. >> este que sumarle que para el prÓximo aÑo muchas de las ide

like, kind of when you weren't allowed to be mean to each other, you just kind of make that astrid facefun. it was liberating playing someone like that. like, as a brit, i think we're so apologetic. like, if you bump into me, i'll apologize. >> seth: right >> and then you kind of as astrid have to shed all that and she wears her anger on her sleeve >> seth: do you feel like this -- you might adopt this in your real life >> i think i did a bit >> seth: yeah, i think you're very -- you're very good at it >> i think i did - >> seth: yeah. >> when we were filming, i was like, "well, no, she's very confident. so it feels very good to adopt some of her confidence and then i would catch myself kind of making her face. [ light laughter ] or snapping something. it was like, "oh, okay, we need to reel that back in a bit." [ laughter ] >> seth: it's a fantastic show i'm so excited there's another season >> me, too >> seth: and it's just so lovely to meet you. >> thank you so much >> seth: thank you so much for being here >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> seth: lucy boynton, everybody. the firs

astride it is taking action on climate change what we want to is engage in requests and job destroying an economy crunching targets which is being seeking to be postured to us at the moment graeme sawyer from the australian association for environmental education believes the government is putting industry 1st we've always had farmers but we've never had flaws like that and part of the issue is really bad environmental policy over a long period of time on which is allowed the country to get out of out of shape i think the big reason why they're defending the coal industry is because the coal industry over many many years is bored so very close to government and a lot of money supporting governments got a little lobbyist and stuff working with governments on news issues. the real issue i think is that going to get a significant amount of revenue from the coal industry jobs in the call industry not that significant when you look at the industries across the whole economy it seems to be an excuse to me i mean they're not showing any great signs of hearing about the environment so i think

astride it is taking action on climate change what we want to is engaged in requests and job destroying an economy crunching targets which is seeking to be postured to us at the moment graeme sawyer from the australian association for environmental education believes the government is putting industry 1st we've always had cause but we've never had flaws and. the issue is really bad environmental policy over a long period of time which has allowed the country to get out of the shipe i think the big reason why they're defending the call industry is because the coal industry in many many years is bored so very close to government spend a lot of money supporting governments got a little lobbyist and stuff working with governments only these issues the real issue i think is a nice get a significant amount of revenue from the coal industry jobs in the call industry not that significant when you look at the industries across the whole economy it seems to be an excuse to me i mean they're not showing any great signs of caring about the environment so i think there's a lot of people in this coun

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never been off water for it it's a beautiful beautiful yellow out and the amish breeder if you stop astridethe dog down the hill we pick pick the dog up into the darkness and we put the dog down on the solid floor and in the lobby he started to walk like he had never been here ever going to south florida and he started walking up a wall he tried to walk up the wall of our lobby because he had never been solid before and it's just amazing to me that they would expect an animal to live in his or her entire life unpaid for a wire flooring and they wouldn't do it themselves. matthew's large scale puppy breeding business was not his only interaction with the u.s.d.a. during the same time period he was receiving farm subsidies from the u.s.d.a. the total $56624.00 in commodity subsidies associated with. his dairy farm lancaster county pennsylvania has a total population of a little over 536000 residents from 1995 to 2012 farmers in the county have received 100 $28000000.00 in taxpayer funded farm subsidies from the u.s.d.a. . an extensive investigation for this film found numerous examples of u.s

a unified germany on our own terms without that americ presence at a time when joseph stalin was astrideurope. and we waited 45 years to unify germany, and our forces are still there. you mentioned korea. we're still keeping peace on the korean peninsula, and that has prevented war. and if we are premature in our exit from afghanistan, are we going to forget the lessons of the week that we're in now, that 9/11 came out of afghanistan? and i worry that, for instance, we hear from intelligence that the islamic -- that isis is so of regrouping around this area. so, i understand. i understand that people are red. i understand that people say, "when is this gonna end?" but the president should ask, and i think it can be done, "what is a minimum presence that we can keep that largely would be a train-and-equip presence, that would largely be advising the afghans on how to deal with the taliban, that would largely be a counterterrorism and intelligence presence sohat teorism doesn't arise again on that soil?" i heard the word "endless war." in effect, you're talking about a different kind of mi

government they want camera to intervene in the case of whistleblower gina songe playing the imprisoned astride a nationalist health things in grave danger and an open letter to the country's foreign minister him to put pressure on the u.k. were assigned he's being held and could face extradition to the u.s. for leaking state secrets they want to silence to be returned to australia for urgent treatment. should mr sloan's die in a british prison people want to know what you did to prevent his death it is an extremely serious matter for an astray in citizen survival to be endangered by a foreign government obstructing his human right to health it is an even more serious matter for the citizens own government to refuse to intervene against historical precedent and numerous converging lines of medical advice. last month the doctors sent their 1st letter to the british home office after genius sanjay appeared in court there the whistleblower struggled to recall his date of birth claiming that he couldn't think properly sanjay also complained about the prison conditions to the doctors warn that if no

the world when we all live in the same planet like the fires that are raising through california astride on distinguishing between conservative homes the growth of homes there blazing that who so it like i just i just don't understand it i don't get it i mean just short form and where the last few minutes but i just i mentioned one story that fell off the map which is palestine and something i myself have written a lot about followed over the years followed for decades and there have been astounding moves from the recognition of jerusalem to essentially the gifting of of the west bank to israel. is just a short form is that it and we just forgot and yes it is that off our map and i think it also fits into what we're talking about with the kind of transition into a more autocratic era it may be that israel says you know what we had to pretend that we were going to be negotiating a 2 state settlement for an indefinite amount of time that we may have held our breath long enough that we have moved out of the era of liberal democracy and into a place where we don't have to pretend anymore and

at least 17 people have been killed in astrid's by syrian government forces and that russian allies in constant bombardment has forced around 25000 people to flee the area in the last 2 days alone. a 9 people have been killed in powerful storms that have battered spain portugal and france over the past 3 days has been widespread flooding and more than 100000 homes have been left without electricity. all in all the stories at least 5 people have been killed 5 others kidnapped by fight is aligned with ice still in the northeast of nigeria about 35 to seize control of a highway near the village about 100 kilometers north of the state capital might do gree 3 full on the herdsman are among the dead is pakistan is electing a new parliament although observers say there's no genuine opposition in the running 5 policies are competing but they're old loyal to president shafqat. he has opened the country up since taking charge imposing a series of reforms and ending years of isolation but there still has been criticism from human rights groups they say thousands remained imprisoned on false charg

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we received our orders at 5:00 in the afternoon and there was not much daylight left, we settled astrideoad and blocked the road. >> i arrived in bastogne just as night was falling. i found an mp who led me to cp.nel roberts it was a very brief meeting and he told me that o'hara had been sent out to the east of the town and was in the defensive position and the cherry was moving slightly northeast of the town. and as soon as my column arrived i was to keep moving to the north of the town to a little place called novell. there,e were any germans i was to knock them out of the town and occupy it. if there were no germans, i was northupy novell going because this was to be the limit of the range of the 10th armored division artillery, which was located in the vicinity of bastogne. >> this was the disposition of combat command be on the 18th of december, the night of their arrival in bastogne. one team was at novell. team cherry at another town. team o'hara at warden. the total strength of the defending units was 75 tanks and 2800 officers and men. battering -- men. battering at the gates of

we received our orders at 5:00 in the afternoon and there was not much daylight left, we settled astride road and blocked the road. ton asrived in bas night was falling. i found an mp who led me to colonel roberts cp. it was a brief meeting and he told me that o'hara had been sent east of the town and was in the defensive position and the chariot was moving slightly northeast of the town. and as soon as my column arrived i was to keep moving to the and if theretown, were any germans there i was to knock them out and to occupy the town. if there were no germans, i was to occupy the town going north for the north because this be the limit of the range of the 10th armored division artillery, which was located in the vicinity of baston. >> this was the disposition of combat command be on the 18th of december, the night of their arrival in baston. team was north, one team at wardin.o'hara the total strength of the defending units was 75 tanks and 2800 officers and men. bastoing at the gates of gne with events elements of the panzer army and general brandenburger seventh army. approximately 30

social media years no we didn't get it wrong at the end of the day we stood up for the values of rugby astride the priest in the charges to broach the code of conduct was found guilty his contract was ultimately tuman i should because of that that stands up and continues to say this is an inclusive sport behavior and commentary of this type is not acceptable are they all sports. body and rugby needs to be included regardless of what the big one. from a sort of small farmer would have multiple would pay to stomach but later on boxing thank you very much indeed and thank you very much indeed for joining us for this hour is there a news that don't go anywhere because we'll be getting live to washington quite soon. algis it was there when i was doing breaks but looks closer today to see what happens next iteration on the book fired by the leaders for a model barricade of the old 7th street that lead to here the middle east now is what about change people have gone to hear the area the mission of the national army is to fix the entire one complex and not just your stories about telling it from the

why would betty currie astrid and taylor to help monica lewinsky find a job? maybe because monica lewinsky was a friend of hers. that is as logical as any other explanation. that's as logical as the for whichxplanation there was no evidence whatsoever. this is a classic example of a logical fallacy some of us learned in college. after this, therefore, because of this. after this, therefore because of a lot of different reasons. gifts towinsky gave betty currie. it must be because the president was trying to hide the evidence. it must be because the president asked betty currie to retrieve the gifts. except that betty currie said that was not the case. betty currie testified monica lewinsky was the one who asked her to get the gift. but we are told there was this phone call. now, there is no evidence of what was called -- what was said in that phone call. what is the difference? we can pretend it makes a difference. though he destroyed that by showing he showed the phone call happen in our after. there is no evidence whatsoever .f evil motives we have been sugg

syrian opposition activists say at least 18 people have been killed in astrid's in it live province the country's last rebel stronghold observers say the bombs were dropped from government and russian planes in violation of a cease fire. the united states and iran have each freed a prisoner in a swap a chinese american detained for 3 years on spying charges and an iranian accused of violating u.s. sanctions have returned home it was a rare act of cooperation between the 2 enemies. when the berlin hosted a 32nd annual european film awards on saturday the big winner was the period costume drama the favorite by greek director the most the picture won 8 european film awards including best film and best director this is news from berlin all follow us on twitter at the news of this at our website e.w. dot com. the. point is. a swiss keeper who feels right at home at brucia menton gladbach and in the bundesliga. a polish top scorer who clearly enjoys german culture enough to go out and celebrate with fans. that pretty much proves how interconnected europe is right. europe seems to be drifting